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Hi, I’m José. Just moved over from Twitter.
I’m a software engineer based in the UK. At work I build distributed systems in Rust; outside work I experiment with languages and systems programming, and I read a lot (classics, sci-fi, history). My blog is linked in my profile (recently migrated from GitHub to Codeberg).
I love talking about low-level code, performance, and distributed systems, and anything book related.
Feel free to say hi, and I’m always happy to receive book recommendations.
@jgcoder welcoome ! :D
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Hi, I’m José. Just moved over from Twitter.
I’m a software engineer based in the UK. At work I build distributed systems in Rust; outside work I experiment with languages and systems programming, and I read a lot (classics, sci-fi, history). My blog is linked in my profile (recently migrated from GitHub to Codeberg).
I love talking about low-level code, performance, and distributed systems, and anything book related.
Feel free to say hi, and I’m always happy to receive book recommendations.
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@jgcoder welcoome ! :D
@theodora Thanks!
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@grb090423 Thank you!
Ah, yes, that makes sense. I didn’t think of it when I posted. I’ll have to figure out how all of this works!
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@grb090423 Thank you!
Ah, yes, that makes sense. I didn’t think of it when I posted. I’ll have to figure out how all of this works!
Give yourself time to get used to the way it works. It's honestly great having no algorithm here 👍
@FediTips is worth checking out.
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Hi Jose, welcome 👋
Feel free to ask if you want help with using this place, and there's also lots of help for new people on the website at https://fedi.tips (especially "Quick Start" at the top of the site).
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Hi, I’m José. Just moved over from Twitter.
I’m a software engineer based in the UK. At work I build distributed systems in Rust; outside work I experiment with languages and systems programming, and I read a lot (classics, sci-fi, history). My blog is linked in my profile (recently migrated from GitHub to Codeberg).
I love talking about low-level code, performance, and distributed systems, and anything book related.
Feel free to say hi, and I’m always happy to receive book recommendations.
Hi José, Welcome to the Fediverse.
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Hi, I’m José. Just moved over from Twitter.
I’m a software engineer based in the UK. At work I build distributed systems in Rust; outside work I experiment with languages and systems programming, and I read a lot (classics, sci-fi, history). My blog is linked in my profile (recently migrated from GitHub to Codeberg).
I love talking about low-level code, performance, and distributed systems, and anything book related.
Feel free to say hi, and I’m always happy to receive book recommendations.
@jgcoder hi Jose, welcome !
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Hi José, Welcome to the Fediverse.
@justine Thank you!
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@jgcoder hi Jose, welcome !
@EnigmaRotor Thanks!
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Hi, I’m José. Just moved over from Twitter.
I’m a software engineer based in the UK. At work I build distributed systems in Rust; outside work I experiment with languages and systems programming, and I read a lot (classics, sci-fi, history). My blog is linked in my profile (recently migrated from GitHub to Codeberg).
I love talking about low-level code, performance, and distributed systems, and anything book related.
Feel free to say hi, and I’m always happy to receive book recommendations.
Welcome! Yes, follow hashtags to get started then follow the interesting people who use them.
My book recommendation for you is The Sea is not made of water, by Adam Nicholson. It’s not about software; it’s about the sea (obviously) but also ecology, history, memory, folklore, poetry, autobiography, economics … in other words it’s about complexity and how systems evolve.
So it is about software after all.
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Welcome! Yes, follow hashtags to get started then follow the interesting people who use them.
My book recommendation for you is The Sea is not made of water, by Adam Nicholson. It’s not about software; it’s about the sea (obviously) but also ecology, history, memory, folklore, poetry, autobiography, economics … in other words it’s about complexity and how systems evolve.
So it is about software after all.
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Can't stop buying the wrong PC case. I thought I was buying a case that could contain two GPUs, but alas...I'm back up in the old case (which it turns out is actually more spacious and can hold an E-ATX board, even though it doesn't say it can), still with only one GPU, but I was able to put in the extra RAM, so I've got 112GB of RAM and 32GB GPU (an ancient Radeon V620, nothing fancy in this market). I was planning to have 64GB of GPU, but I'll need to buy a fourth case the size of a fridge.
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